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Just last week, 8,269 people got Nomorobo protection!

Absolutely fabulous. I wish it worked on Verizon Wireless too.

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Nomorobo has been such a great service. I hear that first ring, and then when I don't hear a second one, I know that I just avoided an irritation. We have the right to our peace, and Nomorobo provides it.

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Thanks for a great service

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I love it. I recommend it to everyone I know.

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It has ended more than half of my robo calls. Hope you are working on the other half.

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We use Comcast for phone, TV, internet & Verizon for cell service (no smart phone.) Can't get NOMOROBO! Grrr!

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I am not quick to make any recommendations about products or services to friends or family. If the subject of robocalls comes up, however, I am pleased to say good things about the service you provide.We know that Nomorobo provides an excellent service. When our phone rings just once and then stops we know that Nomorobo is on the job. Amazing!

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It is the greatest seeing as how Time Warner lets you only block 30 calls this is a God send.

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